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India braces for extreme weather as IMD forecasts severe heatwaves in the north and central regions, while southern and northeastern states anticipate heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and strong winds. Tourist hotspots face disruptions from flooding, landslides, and rough seas, urging travelers to remain flexible and monitor advisories closely.

Indigenous communities in Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu are protesting wildlife tourism and tiger reserve expansion. They accuse authorities and conservation groups of commercializing ancestral lands, evicting families, and ignoring their rights. A joint declaration demands an immediate halt to relocations and recognition of their land rights, calling forced conservation 'colonization'.

Indian tourists face a challenging week with extreme weather predicted nationwide. Northeast and South India will see heavy rainfall and potential flooding, while North and Central India grapple with severe heatwaves. Travelers are advised to remain flexible, monitor local forecasts, and adjust plans accordingly.

Waves To Rise Up To 1.5M Until Friday Due To Swell Surge

India is experiencing extreme weather contrasts, with north and central regions battling a severe heatwave while the south and northeast face heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and strong winds. Travellers should prepare for challenging conditions across the country, from Delhi's heat to Meghalaya's downpours, as the monsoon gradually advances.

Amid the push to cut non-essential foreign travel, domestic destinations offering similar scenic escapes and leisurely stays, are seeing renewed interest

Kerala is bracing for heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and gusty winds as pre-monsoon showers intensify. The IMD has issued yellow alerts for several districts, with Thiruvananthapuram expecting significant downpours. Fishermen are advised to avoid the sea, and travellers should anticipate potential disruptions in popular tourist spots.

India is experiencing a severe heatwave with temperatures nearing 50°C in northern and central regions, impacting summer travel plans. Meanwhile, the southwest monsoon is advancing, bringing heavy rainfall warnings to southern and northeastern parts of the country, creating contrasting weather experiences.

India braces for volatile weather as the southwest monsoon nears Kerala on May 26. Heavy rains, thunderstorms, and heatwaves are predicted across various regions. Coastal areas face stormy seas, impacting tourism and fishing. Meanwhile, North and Central India endure severe heat, with temperatures soaring, posing health risks to travellers.

Event remains a key national championship stop as Karnataka strengthens its position on India’s surfing map

Delhi is battling a severe heatwave, with temperatures soaring near 45°C, making outdoor activities arduous. However, relief is on the horizon. From May 28th, a western disturbance is expected to bring thundershowers and a significant drop in temperatures, offering respite from the scorching heat.

Vizag has the waves to make it one of the top surfing hotspots in India but is waiting for the big break

Chief minister-designate VD Satheesan unveiled a 21-member UDF cabinet ahead of Monday’s swearing-in ceremony in Kerala. Fourteen ministers, including Satheesan, are first-timers. The ministry includes two women and two Scheduled Caste members. Congress secured 11 berths, while IUML received five. Satheesan said the entire cabinet would take oath together for the first time in nearly six decades.